[THE SUBSHITOKENS!]

Tokens are surely a great invention and we are obviously at the dawn of the Era of The Tokenization of Everything.
This being said we all know what shittokens are.
Shittokens are those tokens created out of the blue with no project whatsoever behind, and sold and/or airdropped for no clear reason.
Shittokens are shittokens (and not just tokens) because in fact they are tokenizing nothing except the hope and the greed of the developer and of the faithful early adopters.
Shittokens can be easily recognized because the have catchy and yet appalling names, typically with no relation with what the tokens are supposed to be and to do (if at all they pretend to be and to do whatever).
The destiny of shittokens is to end up in some easy-to-get-it exchange like EtherDelta where if they are lucky they may even experience their first and only Pump & Dump operation and then slowly die out turning slowly back to nothingness. However, hundreds of shittokens were probably not enough, and therefore now welcome to meet the Brand New Creature down the foodchain of crypto: THE SUBSHITOKENS!
You may have never heard of them, because it's a very new species in the crypto-taxonomy, a species which has been named for the first time here and now, in this very post.
SubShitTokens are the paria of the category, they have all the characteristics of Shittokens plus a fundamental one: they will never be listed anywhere, not even on Etherdelta.
SubShitTokens represent indeed the state of the art of the tokenization of nothingness, skillfully merged with the ultimate tokenization of oblivion.
For obvious reasons SubShiTokens can only be airdropped, because people would never spend any money for them, even though they are curiously ready to spend their time for them.
If you happen to be a SubShitToken Bagholder, feel free to list here all the SubShitTokens which are infesting your wallets, and let's see if we can then finally crown the True Crypto King of SubShitTokens.

I know for sure that in Switzerland capital gain is not taxable, so Swiss people who cash out from Bitcoin don't have to pay taxes on that revenues. I've heard that also in Italy revenues from selling your Bitcoins cannot be taxed, but I would like to hear some other opinions.
And how is the situation in your country? How is the law? Do you have to pay taxes if you sell your Bitcoins, and, if yes, how much?

Many people are asking what would happen if the Chinese government would ban bitcoin mining. But what if they actually would take that into their own hands? If they would use their enormous power to build super-huge mining centers and take control over 51% of the production of Bitcoins?
After all, they are already buying most of the gold of the world...